By Sophia Nurse

She’s known for her hit singles like ‘Jenny From The Block’ and as the first Latina actress to earn over a milli for a role, but Jennifer Lopez wouldn’t be the celebrity magnate she is today without her incredible sense of style which brought us sexiness, glamour and oh so much booty.

Want proof? Let’s take a look back on J Lo’s most memorable and heart-stopping fashion looks:

Yes, technically we’re starting things off with a fashion faux pas, but we can’t but love J.Lo for rocking this pink Juicy Couture tracksuit and Adidas shell-toe sneakers while preforming on the Today show back in 2001. Topping the look off with black aviators, who knew you could be comfortable and cute at the same time? [Image by Getty via Yahoo]

Dressed in this mirrored Pucci dress and with straight voluminous hair, J Lo was the total bombshell whilst attending the 2011 Grammy Awards. With perfect pins and a genetically #blessed face, J Lo made us all a little green with envy, and for good reason. [Image by Jason Merritt/Getty via Bustle]

So we all love a bit of Ben Affleck as arm candy, but Lopez still manages to steal our eye in this alluring Gucci number at the Gigli premiere in 2003. Accessorising the dress with dangly diamond earrings, a glamorous updo, and Ben Affleck by her side, we can rest assured Lopez could handle the dismal movie reviews. [Image by Frederick Brown/Getty via Bustle]

Lopez was a nothing short of a show stopper in this mirrored metal Herve Leger minidress, which she wore to an appearance in Miami back in 2009. We’re loving the change up in hair with J.Lo sporting thick and wavy hazelnut-brown locks, and who doesn’t love love seeing two beauties in one room with the Kim K cameo? [Image via E Online]

Dressed in this flirty Alex Perry dress and white Christian Louboutin pumps, J Lo manages to deliver both class and sass as a judge on American Idol in 2015. [Image by Michael Becker/Fox via Tom + Lorenzo]

Bringing back old school Hollywood glamour, Lopez owned the red carpet in this art deco inspired beaded Zuhair Murad dress at the 2015 Golden Globes. With big hair, smokey eye makeup and a flawless physique, J Lo made everyone in the vicinity jelly. [Image by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP via People]

How did we miss the coordinated couple dressing of the noughties? J Lo and then boyfriend Diddy dial things up a notch sporting matching white ensembles to the MTV Video Music Awards in 2000 in NYC. J.Lo dons this streetwear inspired look all with matching white diamante bandana and crop top, along with her famous killer abs to pull it off. [Image by Henny Ray Abrams/AFP/Getty via Bustle]

Lopez looked on point in 2016 in this eye-popping red embellished Zuhair Murad jumpsuit at the American Idol finalist party. Accessing the figure-hugging outfit with a metallic clutch and red stilettos Lopez definitely put her best fashion foot forward. [Image by Jason Laveris/FilmMagic via InStyle]

We all love a good vintage find, and Lopez stuns in this vintage olive green dress she wore to attend the 2006 Academy Awards. The formfitting dress accentuated all of Lopez’s famous curves and the sleeked back updo was definitely on point. [Image by Frazer Harrison/Getty via Celebuzz]

Rocking some serious side-bum, J Lo was anything but shy adorned in this intricate red sheer Versace gown at the 2015 Met Gala. The dress, which embroidered with a dragon across the bodice, fit perfectly with the Met Gala’s “China: Through the Looking Glass” theme of the night. [Image by Dimitrios Kambouris via Huffington Post]

Known as the first image to legitimately break the internet, J Lo’s sizzling see-through Versace dress from the Grammy Awards in 2000 was truly ground-breaking and controversial for its time. The beautiful palm-printed green and turquoise dress, which exposed plenty of cleavage and navel, was so eye-stopping it resulted in computers to crash with people who were searching for the image online. This inspired Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin to create a search tool which catered to images, thus giving birth to Google Images! Who knew a drop dead gorgeous girl in a dress could bring on so much productivity? [Image by Rex Features via Vogue]

[Head image via In Touch Weekly]